Downloading your documents

2 min read
Quick answer
Sign in and open Your documents. Each finished document has a Download PDF button. There is no limit on how many times you may download, and your documents stay in your account.

Where they are

Sign in and open Your documents. Everything you have finished is on that page, grouped into From your Will and Your kits.

Each card carries a short label so you can see at a glance where it has got to:

  • Locked — not unlocked yet.
  • Ready to generate — unlocked, waiting for you to review and generate it.
  • Ready to build — one of the kits, waiting for you to fill it in.
  • Ready — finished, and downloadable.

Downloading

On a finished document, press Download PDF. The file downloads to wherever your browser normally puts downloads.

How many times may I download?

As many as you like. There is no limit, no counter and no allowance to use up. Once a document is generated it stays in your account, and the page tells you so: your documents are saved to your account and you can download them any time.

Download links are made fresh each time the page loads, and an old one can go stale if you have left the page sitting open. If a download does not start, reload Your documents and press Download PDF again. That is all it takes.

We do not email your documents

We never attach documents to an email, and we do not email download links. If you get a message from us saying something is ready, it will ask you to sign in and fetch it from your account. That is deliberate: your documents stay behind your sign-in rather than sitting in a mailbox.

Before you rely on a downloaded Will

Under the download button there is a reminder: "This isn't legally effective until you sign it the way your province requires." See Signing and witnessing your will.

Printing

Print your Will on plain paper. That is what the product's own instructions say, and it matters for the signing step.

This is a DIY-assisted will kit, not a law firm, and not legal advice — see our disclaimer.

Related reading